1:15 "lemme just check what you're doing there...." 1:28 "yup, let's see that again" 1:43 "uhmmm what was it again?" 1:52 "okay i forgot already, what is your tech was?" 2:10 "uhhhuh, i see" 2:25 "oh how interesting" He thinks something dramatic is about to happen in opponents main so he has to check every 5-10 seconds 2:45 "did it happen already?... no not yet" 2:57 "ok now i have to see it with a unit, cause they will think i'm hacking" 4:04 "is that a new base i see on the minimap? ... ah yes, it is" 5:11 "let's just stim into nothing... oh look, phoenixes!"
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I would say it is the opposite. I can watch my win replays more and more just to see how it happened and to enjoy my skill. I don't like to watch games I lost mostly because I know without watching the replay what I did wrong.
It's a shame. Protoss had the tools and the knowledge to beat this Terran even with the hacks, but not the ability to execute it. You can tell he figured out the Terran's weakness to split focus, and he mostly had the right units to counter the Terran, he just couldn't capitalize on it - whether stress due to knowing his opponent was hacking, the lower skill level, or something else, I don't know, but you hate to see it.
Hacks are a plague in sc2 lately. Especially in the lower leagues. The captain would have an endless supply of exposing hackers if he played a couple dozen new exposing hackers content if he took a day playing in the metal leagues. Especially for the new lag hacks exploding into the game we love
One of the biggest clues is that they aren't as good as the MMR. Like that one high level player said "No way you're this bad without hacking" Then the guy accused him of map hack and left I think.
It is natural that you would get mostly losses for this series. People are less likely to suspect the opponent is hacking if the hacker loses afterall. That and I think people are less likely to look that closely as to what the opponent is doing in the replay when they win.
I disagree with hiding their names. IF you find they are not hacking or you can't tell, I think people deserve to know it's at least a suspicious person, and they might want to adjust their game.
cheat apologists always argue "they're not hacking they're just good", which is bs but tells us how to spot hackers because we can look for the things they don't do. good players don't waste their time looking into fog of war, and hackers don't do the things players need to do at high levels because they have their cheats making up for that. it's the same in fps cheats too - eg if someone nails an enemy hiding behind a barrel on the left ok could be just good, but if they don't check the same spot (or any other potential hiding spots) in the next 5 games, they're hacking.
1:15 "lemme just check what you're doing there...."
1:28 "yup, let's see that again"
1:43 "uhmmm what was it again?"
1:52 "okay i forgot already, what is your tech was?"
2:10 "uhhhuh, i see"
2:25 "oh how interesting"
He thinks something dramatic is about to happen in opponents main so he has to check every 5-10 seconds
2:45 "did it happen already?... no not yet"
2:57 "ok now i have to see it with a unit, cause they will think i'm hacking"
4:04 "is that a new base i see on the minimap? ... ah yes, it is"
5:11 "let's just stim into nothing... oh look, phoenixes!"
Remember that hackers dont hack ontop of their MMR, they hack to reach that MMR.
Exactly. It helps them the first 5-6 games or so, but eventually matchmaking just evens it out and they are back to a 50-50 winrate
They kind of negative smurf themselves.
@@daniellange2093 This makes me wonder why they even do this. Are they just that bad at math?
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A friend recommended a waffle weave microfibre towel for situations like this and it's a life changer. Clean AND dry!
Harstem hunts hackers ❎
Harstem roasts hackers ✅
16:00 glasses aren't actually made of glass, they are made of plastic, so scratch free is a good option
Generally, I think when players win, they don't bother checking the replay for map hacks.
I would say it is the opposite. I can watch my win replays more and more just to see how it happened and to enjoy my skill. I don't like to watch games I lost mostly because I know without watching the replay what I did wrong.
@@MalicePandrodor L mentality
@@MalicePandrodorexactly me
@stoyandimitrov7699 who cares we are not all competitive all the time, we just play for fun.
@@EnvoYofAiuR85 We play for fun, but the goal is to win
It's a shame. Protoss had the tools and the knowledge to beat this Terran even with the hacks, but not the ability to execute it. You can tell he figured out the Terran's weakness to split focus, and he mostly had the right units to counter the Terran, he just couldn't capitalize on it - whether stress due to knowing his opponent was hacking, the lower skill level, or something else, I don't know, but you hate to see it.
The best strategy against a hacker is to turtle into a maxed army and march across the map with better unit control
and that maxed army should not include stalkers. No protoss late game should be high-stalker.
Hacks are a plague in sc2 lately. Especially in the lower leagues. The captain would have an endless supply of exposing hackers if he played a couple dozen new exposing hackers content if he took a day playing in the metal leagues. Especially for the new lag hacks exploding into the game we love
It's insane yes how 3300 mmr play like a grandmaster in 2v2s lately
You just know a person is scamming you when he has bronze, silver, gold, platinum and diamond superdeals but no grandmaster one
One of the biggest clues is that they aren't as good as the MMR. Like that one high level player said "No way you're this bad without hacking" Then the guy accused him of map hack and left I think.
It is natural that you would get mostly losses for this series.
People are less likely to suspect the opponent is hacking if the hacker loses afterall.
That and I think people are less likely to look that closely as to what the opponent is doing in the replay when they win.
Harstem watching a few plat players: "man these guys suck".
Except these aren't plat, they are in Masters. Couldn't deduce that from the way our hacker plays could you?
I was just thinking earlier that it had been too long since our last HHH episode. Get out of my head Harstem! No rent free living for you!
I love this series!
Looks like PiG’s old B2GM build order.
Lets go always waiting for that
As an Amish person, we don't get tech Harstem, and I support Thenix's build order.
Why do you have gold fish in your pool?
I disagree with hiding their names. IF you find they are not hacking or you can't tell, I think people deserve to know it's at least a suspicious person, and they might want to adjust their game.
LET'S GO CAPTAIN
Wait, so Harstem is HHH confirmed?
cheat apologists always argue "they're not hacking they're just good", which is bs but tells us how to spot hackers because we can look for the things they don't do. good players don't waste their time looking into fog of war, and hackers don't do the things players need to do at high levels because they have their cheats making up for that. it's the same in fps cheats too - eg if someone nails an enemy hiding behind a barrel on the left ok could be just good, but if they don't check the same spot (or any other potential hiding spots) in the next 5 games, they're hacking.
is IODIS over?
Gl hf!
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So true tbh
Waarom duurt de video 17 minuten als het na 2 minuten al duidelijk is dat hij hackt
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There's a reason detectives and the like don't say 'sus or sussy' ffsakes. can we stop talking like children for the love of spaghetti
Kevin! 1v1 me! I am gold league.. I will try and win!